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PRP Facial (Vampire Facial)

What it is

The PRP facial — often called the vampire facial — uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a small sample of your own blood. The plasma, concentrated in growth factors, is delivered into the skin by microneedling and in some cases by fine injections, so the skin's own repair process is switched on from within.

What to expect

The session takes about an hour: the blood draw, ten minutes while the plasma is prepared, numbing cream, then the treatment itself. Skin looks pink for a day or two, like mild sunburn, and the improvement in tone, texture, fine lines and glow builds over three to six weeks as new collagen forms. Dr. Sibaja usually recommends a course of three sessions a month apart, then one or two a year to maintain. Because the plasma is yours, there is nothing to react to — which is why it suits people who want a visible result without fillers or toxins.

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Learn more about PRP Facial (Vampire Facial)

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Does it hurt?
Numbing cream is applied for twenty minutes first. Most people describe the microneedling as a scratchy vibration rather than pain; the fine injections, if used, feel like small pinches.
What will I look like afterwards?
Pink and slightly swollen for one to two days, a little dry or flaky by day three, then clear. Plan the session for a day when you are not seeing anyone that evening. No makeup for 24 hours.
How is this different from a normal facial or from fillers?
A spa facial works on the surface for a few days. PRP triggers your own collagen, so the result builds over weeks and lasts months. Fillers add volume; PRP improves the quality of the skin itself. Many patients combine them, at Dr. Sibaja's discretion.
Who should not have it?
Anyone with a blood-clotting disorder, a platelet disorder, an active skin infection, or who is pregnant. Certain medications matter too — Dr. Sibaja reviews everything at your assessment.

Often combined with

Many patients pair treatments into a single personalized protocol — ask Dr. Sibaja how these work together for your goals.